Terrell Watson from Philadelphia is sentenced to 188 months in federal prison for methamphetamine and fentanyl trafficking in Luzerne County.

PennDOT is set to begin night-time maintenance on I-95 in Northeast Philly involving lane closures to repair bridges and improve roadway lighting, potentially causing commute delays.

PennDOT announces night-time lane closures on U.S. 1 for bridge repairs, affecting traffic significantly and advising drivers to plan for delays. Construction is weather dependent and part of a larger $100.6 million project.

A 16-year-old boy died after being shot multiple times in Philadelphia's Oxford Circle. No suspects are arrested, but surveillance showed a possible execution-style killing.

A teacher in Pennsylvania has been charged with lewd conduct after exposing himself in public twice, alarming the local community and prompting a response from the school district.

Philadelphia's Fairmount community is grappling with repeated car vandalism, with many vehicles damaged. Locals are frustrated and concerned about theft and their safety, while the police seek information on the crimes.

Chester County, PA leads the state in supporting veterans, announcing over $4 million in federal benefit payouts for May 2024, outpacing the second-highest county by nearly $1 million.

Jack Morey, co-owner of Morey's Piers in New Jersey, passed away at 63. He is celebrated for his creative contribution to the amusement park industry.

The National Weather Service predicts isolated showers and thunderstorms in Philadelphia, with highs near 90 degrees and a 20% chance of rain, which increases through the week.

A woman has been charged following the shooting of a 7-month-old boy in Philadelphia; a Good Samaritan aided by transporting the infant to the hospital.

Driver James L. Walkergoutal faces charges after crashing into a horse-and-buggy while under the influence, injuring eight people in Lancaster County.

Philadelphia officials, including Mayor Parker, addressed IT issues caused by a global glitch, not a cyberattack, assuring minimal disruption to city operations.

Wilmington announces weekly street disruptions due to maintenance and construction, with real-time updates available online, and reminds residents of the weekly Farmers Market causing road closures.